Job Description

The Film Editor is responsible for assembling recorded raw material into a finished product suitable for broadcasting. The material may include camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics, and special effects. This role demands a keen eye for detail, creativity, and a deep understanding of storytelling. The Film Editor works closely with the director to achieve the desired end result. This position requires proficiency in editing software and a strong sense of timing and visual awareness. The ideal candidate will have a passion for film and storytelling, and the ability to work under tight deadlines.

Job Details

Title: Film Editor
Occupation Type: Technicians: Broadcasting and Audiovisual
Number of Vacancies: 10
Nature of Work: work from office
Location: Delhi
Work Shift: day shift
Continuous Hiring Drive: Yes
Hiring Drive Duration (Months): 4
Candidate Joining Time Frame: Immediately
Salary: ₹16,000 - ₹22,000
Job Benefits: Fuel/Conveyance, Overtime

Roles and Responsibilities

Collaborate with directors to understand the vision for the film.
Review and select footage to create a coherent and engaging narrative.
Use editing software to cut and assemble video footage.
Incorporate sound effects, music, and dialogue to enhance the film.
Ensure the final product meets quality standards and deadlines.
Stay updated with the latest editing techniques and tools.

Selection Criteria

Accepted Candidate Age: 18 - 30
Gender: Any
Work Experience: 5 months - 10 years 10 months
English Requirement: not required
Minimum Education: any
Candidate Physical Fitness Required: Yes
Accepted Candidate Locations: any
Candidate Social Category: open to all
KYC Verification: Required
Police Verification: Required
Drug Test Clearance: Required

About Hiring Organisation

Organisation Name: Orange Technologies
Location: Delhi, Nilothi Extn

Contact Details

Job Poster: Bhumika HR

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